Reddit reviews Law School Essays That Made a Difference, 5th Edition (Graduate School Admissions Guides)
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Ok congrats on the numbers! Just look at it from the perspective of an admissions officer. They have the task of evaluating candidates and there are many outstanding candidates, they are tasked with risk assessment. I bought a book with lots of essays with your numbers. Maybe if you don't feel like you have the legitimacy (this a question you need to honestly evaluate yourself) to make the case as a policy lawyer (yet) maybe go a different route.
There are lots of examples in the book of how an internship or work experience inspired them for law school, these people obviously got in, the book I mentioned has each candidates resume as well.
It's not my place to tell what your personal statement should or shouldn't be about, but take a look at the book or if you want it I can mail you my old copy. My guess would be to run with some small experience or moment that stuck with you while interning or working.